Study on 64-Slice CT perfusion imaging in normal pancreas
Xianhua Wu
Abstract
Xianhua Wu
Abstract
Objective: Using multi-slice CT(MSCT)perfusion techology to evaluate the feature of 64-Slice CT perfusion imaging(CTPI)in normal pancreas.Methods:64-Slice CT perfusion imaging was performed on 60 patients without pancreatic disease.The perfusion parameters were calculated and analyzed,including Perfusion parameters blood flow(BF),blood volume(BV),peak enhancement imaging(PEI),and time to peak(TTP).Results:The perfusion parameter BF of the normal pancreas reduced with age while TTP increased with age.MTT and BV had no obvious trend with age;There was no difference between the pancreatic head and body-tail.Conclusion:64-Slice CT perfusion imaging of the pancreas continues to be a feasible and effective method of reflecting the hemodynamic changes of pancreatic tissue.
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Objective: Using multi-slice CT(MSCT)perfusion techology to evaluate the feature of 64-Slice CT perfusion imaging(CTPI)in normal pancreas.Methods:64-Slice CT perfusion imaging was performed on 60 patients without pancreatic disease.The perfusion parameters were calculated and analyzed,including Perfusion parameters blood flow(BF),blood volume(BV),peak enhancement imaging(PEI),and time to peak(TTP).Results:The perfusion parameter BF of the normal pancreas reduced with age while TTP increased with age.MTT and BV had no obvious trend with age;There was no difference between the pancreatic head and body-tail.Conclusion:64-Slice CT perfusion imaging of the pancreas continues to be a feasible and effective method of reflecting the hemodynamic changes of pancreatic tissue.
Key concepts: Perfusion, Pancreas, Medicine, Perfusion scanning, Blood volume, Blood flow, Nuclear medicine, Hemodynamics